This is a very rare fender. Fits full size car like Savoy and Fury. Has no trim holes but those can be added depending on which model. First one we've had ever. No cancer or accidents. Has been carefully media blasted inside and out. No sand or high pressure used. Has tiny ding s but that's it. Will ship greyhound bus to lower 48. You pick up from terminal. Will be wrapped and insured. Please email questions
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Fenders for Sale
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